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* Dr. Vink's [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent accent]]. Clearly meant to establish him as an eccentric foreigner, it's obviously fake and can come off as obnoxious to viewers - especially if they recognize the actor from his other roles in the series, namely the first season episode "The Tale of Laughing in the Dark," where he was legitimately creepy.
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* The incredibly bad kid-acting in Episode 408, "The Tale of the Room For Rent", really undermines the dramatic Love-Conquers-All thing they had in mind...
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*** In the same episode when the Big Bad little person enters through the front door on a bike the wind opens another door where we see a random person sitting standing there in the background (likely a an assistant or helper for the show that wasn't meant to be seen).seen). [[https://youtu.be/CskjwyPVPbw?t=19m2s Look for him in the door's reflection. Yellow Shirt.]]
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''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'' had some because of its cheap production values and inconsistent acting.
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* Overall the show's bizarre names for some of the characters make the episodes unintentionally hilarious - Bostick, Dayday, Jam, Perch, Weegee etc. - especially when they're alongside more normal names like Greg, Kathy, Emma etc.
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* Overall the show's bizarre names for some of the characters make the episodes unintentionally hilarious - Bostick, Dayday, Jam, Perch, Weegee etc. - especially when they're alongside more normal names like Greg, Kathy, Emma etc.etc.
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* It's hard to take an episode titled "The Tale of Jake the Snake" seriously. It's sounds more like the title of an educational preschool cartoon rather than a scary story. That or an episode about and starring [[Wrestling/JakeRoberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts]], which smacks of missed opportunity. The BigBad of said episode also looks ridiculous with his luminous teeth.
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* It's hard to take an episode titled "The Tale of Jake the Snake" seriously. It's sounds more like the title of an educational preschool cartoon rather than a scary story. That or an episode about and starring [[Wrestling/JakeRoberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts]], which smacks of missed opportunity. The BigBad of said episode also looks ridiculous with his luminous teeth.teeth.
* "The Tale of the Final Wish" has Jill's mother getting annoyed about making herself late for school and mother for work...so she stops her in the hall to give her a big lecture about it. SkewedPriorities much?
* Overall the show's bizarre names for some of the characters make the episodes unintentionally hilarious - Bostick, Dayday, Jam, Perch, Weegee etc. - especially when they're alongside more normal names like Greg, Kathy, Emma etc.
* "The Tale of the Final Wish" has Jill's mother getting annoyed about making herself late for school and mother for work...so she stops her in the hall to give her a big lecture about it. SkewedPriorities much?
* Overall the show's bizarre names for some of the characters make the episodes unintentionally hilarious - Bostick, Dayday, Jam, Perch, Weegee etc. - especially when they're alongside more normal names like Greg, Kathy, Emma etc.
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* It's hard to take an episode titled "The Tale of Jake the Snake" seriously. It's sounds more like the title of an educational preschool cartoon rather than a scary story. That or an episode about and starring [[Wrestling/JakeRoberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts]], which smacks of missed opportunity. The BigBad of said episode also looks ridiculous with his luminous teeth.
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* "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
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* "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope [[UpToEleven to offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot premise [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope [[UpToEleven to offensive levels]]. But in reality, the already far-fetched plot premise [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope UpToEleven. [[UpToEleven to offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line premise [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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* The vampire's death in the episode "The Tale of the Night Shift" was made hilarious because of his [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl high-pitched girlish screaming]] and because the burning body falling off the side of the building [[SpecialEffectsFailure was clearly a dummy]].
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* The vampire's death in the episode "The Tale of the Night Shift" was made hilarious because of his [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl high-pitched girlish screaming]] and because the burning body falling off the side of the building [[SpecialEffectsFailure [[SpecialEffectFailure was clearly a dummy]].
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* Vicky in "The Tale of the Mystical Mirror" goes wild over a hat that's part of the new line of fashions for a beauty shop. The hat looks incredibly dated now and Vicky's delight over it comes across as {{Narm}}
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* Vicky in "The Tale of the Mystical Mirror" goes wild over a hat that's part of the new line of fashions for a beauty shop. The hat looks incredibly dated now and Vicky's delight over it comes across as {{Narm}}{{Narm}}.
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]].UpToEleven. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].twins]].
* It's hard to take an episode titled "The Tale of Jake the Snake" seriously. It's sounds more like the title of an educational preschool cartoon rather than a scary story. The BigBad of said episode also looks ridiculous with his luminous teeth.
* It's hard to take an episode titled "The Tale of Jake the Snake" seriously. It's sounds more like the title of an educational preschool cartoon rather than a scary story. The BigBad of said episode also looks ridiculous with his luminous teeth.
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** The skeleton also counts too, thanks to a combination of an incredibly silly sounding voice and the fact that skeletons generally aren't considered creepy anymore nowadays.
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* The vampire's death in the episode "The Tale of the Night Shift" was made hilarious because of his [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl high-pitched girlish screaming screaming]] and because the burning body falling off the side of the building [[SpecialEffectsFailure was clearly a dummy.dummy]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". The ending. In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse excuse]] [[MakingUseOfTheTwin to guest star the Mowry twins]].
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** From the same episode ("The tale of the renegade virus"), there was also [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MjFCDPVdDA the Big Bad's evil laughter]]. The BigBad was a silver midget who was constantly laughing.
*** In the same episode when the Big Bad midget enters through the front door on a bike the wind opens another door where we see a random person sitting there in the background (likely a assistant or helper for the show that wasn't meant to be seen.
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** From the same episode ("The tale Tale of the renegade virus"), Renegade Virus"), there was also [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MjFCDPVdDA the Big Bad's evil laughter]]. The BigBad was a silver midget little person who was constantly laughing.
*** In the same episode when the Big Badmidget little person enters through the front door on a bike the wind opens another door where we see a random person sitting there in the background (likely a assistant or helper for the show that wasn't meant to be seen.seen).
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was an obvious excuse to guest star the Mowry twins.twins]].
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the far-fetched plot line [[CaptainObvious was merely a farfetched an obvious excuse to guest star the Mowry twins.
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven EXTREMELY extremely offensive levels]]. But in reality, the plot was merely a farfetched excuse to guest star the Mowry twins.
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven EXTREMELY offensive levels]]. But in reality, the plot was merely a farfetched excuse to guest start star the Mowry twins.
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven ''extremely'' EXTREMELY offensive levels]]. But in reality, the plot was merely a farfetched excuse to guest start the Mowry twins.
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* Vicky in "The Tale of the Mystical Mirror" goes wild over a hat that's part of the new line of fashions for a beauty shop. The hat looks incredibly dated now and Vicky's delight over it comes across as {{Narm}}
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* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven ''extremely'' offensive levels]]. But in reality, the plot was merely a farfetched excuse to guest start the Mowry twins.
* "The Tale of the Chameleons". In theory, it plays {{The Bad Guy Wins}} trope to [[UpToEleven ''extremely'' offensive levels]]. But in reality, the plot was merely a farfetched excuse to guest start the Mowry twins.
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** "The Tale of the Dangerous Soup" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM95vXEShx4 the scene]] where the girl accidentally unleashed an evil spirit from the restaurant. It looks like she unleashed [[SpecialEffectFailure a badly animated CGI.]] Also the "cursed statue from a remote jungle tribe" in that episode is a [[http://www.gargoylestore.com/cat2.html mass-produced ceramic lawn ornament that's widely available in home and garden stores across Canada.]] (A little less threatening when you see it's only 12 inches tall.)
** The vampire's death in the episode "The Tale of the Night Shift" was made hilarious because of his high-pitched girlish screaming and because the burning body falling off the side of the building was clearly a dummy.
** "The Tale of the Bookish Babysitter" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRrV-wbYwsU the scene]] where the kid encountered the witch in the castle and the witch's subsequent death.
** "The Tale of the Dark Music" features the bully's punches on Andy.
** "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
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** "The Tale of the Bookish Babysitter" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRrV-wbYwsU the scene]] where the kid encountered the witch in the castle and the witch's subsequent death.
** "The Tale of the Dark Music" features the bully's punches on Andy.
** "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
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** "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
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* Vicky in "The Tale of the Mystical Mirror" goes wild over a hat that's part of the new line of fashions for a beauty shop. The hat looks incredibly dated now and Vicky's delight over it comes across as {{Narm}}
* Vicky in "The Tale of the Mystical Mirror" goes wild over a hat that's part of the new line of fashions for a beauty shop. The hat looks incredibly dated now and Vicky's delight over it comes across as {{Narm}}
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** From the same episode ("The tale of the renegade virus"), there was also [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MjFCDPVdDA the Big Bad's evil laughter]]. The BigBad was a silver midget who was constantly laughing.
*** In the same episode when the Big Bad midget enters through the front door on a bike the wind opens another door where we see a random person sitting there in the background (likely a assistant or helper for the show that wasn't meant to be seen.
* Another moment was in an episode where a bunch of kids were kidnapped onto an alien spacecraft and forced to eat a horrible alien food product... which was clearly lime-flavoured jello in a bowl.
** "The Tale of the Dangerous Soup" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM95vXEShx4 the scene]] where the girl accidentally unleashed an evil spirit from the restaurant. It looks like she unleashed [[SpecialEffectFailure a badly animated CGI.]] Also the "cursed statue from a remote jungle tribe" in that episode is a [[http://www.gargoylestore.com/cat2.html mass-produced ceramic lawn ornament that's widely available in home and garden stores across Canada.]] (A little less threatening when you see it's only 12 inches tall.)
** The vampire's death in the episode "The Tale of the Night Shift" was made hilarious because of his high-pitched girlish screaming and because the burning body falling off the side of the building was clearly a dummy.
** "The Tale of the Bookish Babysitter" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRrV-wbYwsU the scene]] where the kid encountered the witch in the castle and the witch's subsequent death.
** "The Tale of the Dark Music" features the bully's punches on Andy.
** "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
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"[[http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f271/Serithe/goingupwmv.gif GOING... UP!]]"
** From the same episode ("The tale of the renegade virus"), there was also [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MjFCDPVdDA the Big Bad's evil laughter]]. The BigBad was a silver midget who was constantly laughing.
*** In the same episode when the Big Bad midget enters through the front door on a bike the wind opens another door where we see a random person sitting there in the background (likely a assistant or helper for the show that wasn't meant to be seen.
* Another moment was in an episode where a bunch of kids were kidnapped onto an alien spacecraft and forced to eat a horrible alien food product... which was clearly lime-flavoured jello in a bowl.
** "The Tale of the Dangerous Soup" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM95vXEShx4 the scene]] where the girl accidentally unleashed an evil spirit from the restaurant. It looks like she unleashed [[SpecialEffectFailure a badly animated CGI.]] Also the "cursed statue from a remote jungle tribe" in that episode is a [[http://www.gargoylestore.com/cat2.html mass-produced ceramic lawn ornament that's widely available in home and garden stores across Canada.]] (A little less threatening when you see it's only 12 inches tall.)
** The vampire's death in the episode "The Tale of the Night Shift" was made hilarious because of his high-pitched girlish screaming and because the burning body falling off the side of the building was clearly a dummy.
** "The Tale of the Bookish Babysitter" had [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRrV-wbYwsU the scene]] where the kid encountered the witch in the castle and the witch's subsequent death.
** "The Tale of the Dark Music" features the bully's punches on Andy.
** "The Tale of the Many Faces": When the two girls simply grab Madame Visage and she makes no attempt to break free, and they easily defeat her while she pathetically screams. So the girls have been working as slaves for her all this time and all they needed to do was simply hold her?
